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    Catholic Church Comparison

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    Orthodoxy and Catholicism have a place in amongst over 35,000 Christian organizations (Jacobsen 7). I attended a mass at St. John 's Catholic Church and a service at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, and the similarities and differences that I observed were extremely intriguing. Both services recite similar prayers, like the Nicene Creed and Our Father, and they celebrate the Eucharist during mass. While the Orthodox Church is demographically Greek, the Catholic Church represents a…

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    the Spanish came to the New World, the phrase, “God, Gold, and Glory” became popular. This was a simplification of the Spanish goals hoping to be reached during their time in the New World. First, “God” signifies the conversion of the natives to Catholicism. Second,“Gold” means that the conquistadors wanted to acquire bullion, or gold and silver, to further increase the wealth of Spain. Finally, “Glory” means that the colonists were hoping to achieve great personal deeds that would translate…

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    Angela’s character raises awareness of gender roles in society at the time. Since their society revolves around Roman Catholicism, there values are rather conservative. Most of the women of the society, Angela for example, are expected to remain honorable and pure so they can be married off, but the men go as far to take their sons to a brothel to lose their virginity.…

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    her style via similar uses and different elements according to each story she tells. Her novellas have a characteristic style through color imagery, a mean-spirited (but humorous) storyteller as the narrator, strange comparisons, and allusions to Catholicism throughout, which together establish her style as one that is unique among other twentieth century writers. In the first paragraph of her short story “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” O’Connor uses the Grandmother’s comment about a…

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    Understanding Religion AS90826: Analyse the response of a religious tradition to a contemporary ethical issue Credits: 6 Hina Patel What has been the response of Catholicism to the issue of abortion? 1. Explain in detail a contemporary ethical issue, and break it down into essential features Abortion “is the medical process of ending a pregnancy so it does not result in the birth of a baby.” This can also be known as termination. Throughout this assessment I will discuss the…

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    view of the Irish spans from sympathy and pity to possession and superiority. Not only is the upper-class view of the Irish present, but the working class also voices its rather different perspective of Irish immigrants. Lastly, the vein of anti-Catholicism,…

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    I think that this helps people to understand that you should do the right things no matter what the circumstance is and by doing that you will be rewarded. In Roman Catholicism with the idea of purgatory, it gives the perception that if you do something wrong, you can just pay for it later and then forget about it because you will then go to heaven. A weakness that I believe the Lutheran denomination has is considering…

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    dancing, and food. Catholic missionaries first arrived from Spain in the early 1500. They converted millions of indigenous people to Catholicism, and natives were too afraid to resist. About more than three-fourths of Mexico's people belong to the Roman Catholic Church or are Roman Catholic. Mexicans religious practices combine ancient beliefs and traditions with Catholicism. Instead of receiving presents on Christmas, they know…

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    Feminism Vs Feminism

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    yours, rather. A numerous amount of other individuals have been victimized for what they had no control over, whether it be their race or gender. However, there are specific beliefs that have minorly influenced my life specifically, Feminism and Catholicism. With the most recent presidential election, many issues had arisen involving both…

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    great deal of brutality due to conflicting ideologies. The vast differences between the natives and the Europeans was not well accepted by the first explorers. Many of the first explorers were missionaries who wanted to convert the indigenous to Catholicism, but once they started to observe the culture and beliefs system they readily condemned them as evil, backwards even. The colonist used theological ideologies to defend the brutality that they used against the Indigenous people. Spaniards…

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